Classical Music Minesweeper

Classical Music Minesweeper is a music game that uses sound instead of numbers to show nearby mines. You distinguish the piano sounds to identify both how many mines are nearby and which types they are, so there are few situations where you have to rely on luck.

Listen for mines

Left-clicking plays a sound if there are mines in the surrounding eight squares; if the center square is unopened, it is also revealed. Right-click to mark mines. Each mine has a different phrase, and multiple sounds can play at once: one nearby mine produces one type of sound, while three produce three different sounds simultaneously. Some squares do not let you confirm their sound after they have been revealed.

Stages and music

The game has 16 stages, with overlapping stages accounting for why the music does not add up to 16 tracks. It includes eight pieces of classical music and four arrangements. You do not need complicated controls or to memorize musical scores; the game relies on distinguishing sounds.